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😂😂 They NEVER defeated Porche or Ferrari, are You smoking something?? NOBODY thinking of getting a Porche went: Ohh let me see what the Chinese/Xiaomi are doing instead 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🙄

Apple is in the trillion club cause it knows where to put its money, and they only do it if it’s gonna be reeeeally good - and iconic. Those Chinese cars are indeed getting really good, but they‘re not iconic and much of their design is still copy-cat. Plus they‘re operating on crazy amounts of debt (BYD in the tens of billions), while Apple has plenty of cash to spare.

@@kosmos5420 Well, they screwed up with their car, their VR and now they have no idea what to do, so they introduce features they copied from Android (who had them 10 years ago) as their own innovation. Apple has ended long time ago, people just need to realize that. They even introduced AI as "apple intelligence" how pathetic is that?

@@kosmos5420 Doesn't your argument need to be supported by evidence? Otherwise it's just a rumor.

What's so funny?))

@@DriveExpressTV His coping hard!

@@DriveExpressTV His smile may be due to jealousy caused by ignorance and arrogance.

Speak for yourself. I'm buying one. All the other utes look similar to the point they're hard to tell apart. Bloody boring.

^ this guy is lying

Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I think it’s worth giving the Tasman a chance when it launches, see how it performs and how the features work, before deciding. It might surprise you))

Haha, fair enough! I bet you’ll stand out in a parking lot.👍 What about it specifically appeals to you? Is it the design, the features, or the performance? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

I’m still curious about what makes the Tasman so divisive. What do you think?

Hey @rainerknuth, you’re right! The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra prototype’s time at the Nürburgring is super impressive, but it doesn’t officially count as a record because it’s a prototype, not a production car. You’re right to point out the Porsche 919 EVO holds the top spot in that category. But that doesn’t make the Xiaomi any less cool! It’s a serious statement about their electric performance capabilities.🔥😎

Hey, that’s a fantastic idea!👍 A Toyota Crown Sport with a powerful electric motor AND a gas-powered range extender would be a seriously cool combination. Imagine combining the smooth, quiet power of electric with the peace of mind of a gas backup for those long journeys. It’s definitely something Toyota should consider for future models! What do you think would be the ideal specs for a Crown Sport PHEV? Super fast acceleration, long electric range, or a focus on efficiency?)

That would be awesome! 👍😎

안녕@일리리일리리! 나는 그것을 얻을. 한국에서 출시되는 즉시 대기자 명단에 올라가고 싶다는 느낌을 완전히 이해합니다. 그것은 아름다운 디자인이고 성능은 놀랍습니다!

Hey @elzorab1, I hear you! The new Transporter and Caravelle designs are definitely a departure from the classic look. It’s understandable why some people might miss the old styling. What specifically do you find “ruined” about the new design? I’m curious to hear more about your thoughts!

Hey, thanks for the kind words! The Mazda EZ-6 is a real head-turner, right? It’s got a sleek design that makes it look fast even when it’s standing still. 😎

The new Lexus LX 700h is seriously impressive👍

What do you think will make it age poorly? Let’s discuss)

@@DriveExpressTV What else needs to be said? The car has no identity like the previous F cars. It's soulless and uninspiring to look at.

@@punishthemeatpocket Yes, you're probably right about that.

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You’re entitled to your opinion, of course! While some love the F80’s aggressive design, others find it a bit too much. Do you have any specific reasons why you think it’s one of the worst-looking Ferraris? I’m curious to hear your thoughts!

@@DriveExpressTV mate let me reverse the question. What part of that car, minus the colour and dash, screams Ferrari F series to you??

@@DriveExpressTV mate let me reverse the question. What part of that car, minus the colour and dash, screams Ferrari F series to you?

Hey there! I hear you, the EZ-6 is a bit divisive. Some love the sleek look, but you’re not the only one who finds it a bit bland. The tablet screen is a bit of a “meh” factor for sure. It’s great that Mazda is pushing boundaries, but it sounds like you’re missing those classic Mazda looks too!

Hey there! I get where you’re coming from. The new BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe’s front end is pretty bold, and the grille definitely has a lot of presence.

Thank you for your feedback!Thank you for your feedback!🤩

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The information is not available yet, but I will let you know when I find something.

It’s great to hear your enthusiasm for the GR Corolla! It’s definitely a hot car and the manual gearbox is the way to go for the true driving experience. You’re right, the GR Corolla is a niche car. It’s not for everyone. People who want a car like this, who appreciate the raw driving experience, are likely to prefer the manual. Adding an automatic might broaden the appeal slightly, but it could dilute the core essence of the car that makes it so special. The Honda Civic Type R and Type S are great examples of cars that offer a manual-only option in their top trims. It keeps the focus on driving engagement and exclusivity, which attracts the type of buyer who values that. Ultimately, Toyota is making a smart move by offering the GR Corolla with a manual only. It caters to a specific audience and strengthens its reputation as a driver’s car. You’re right, offering an automatic transmission might open the car up to a wider audience, but it could potentially alienate the very enthusiasts who are the core market for the GR Corolla.

@@DriveExpressTV I 100% agree. It could dilute the core audiences and look for other cars. Because it is not exclusive anymore, people will have more options such as WRX tr and WRX ts. I am driving an M2 and actually want to switch to one of these cars.

@@drakegao1 A good choice!)

@@DriveExpressTV ha, only because of the AWD, MT with 4-door

@@drakegao1 😂

The new Toyota Crown Sport PHEV is not a Purosangue. The Purosangue is a brand new SUV model from Ferrari. The Toyota Crown Sport PHEV is a sedan, although it does have a sporty, coupe-like profile. While both cars are luxury vehicles with a focus on performance and technology, they are in different categories entirely. Think of the Crown Sport PHEV as a stylish, high-performance sedan with hybrid technology, and the Purosangue as a powerful, high-end SUV from a legendary sports car brand.

Good answer, it sounds like made by Artificial Intelligence

It’s understandable to have reservations about electric cars, and that’s okay! There are definitely pros and cons to consider. Here are some points to think about: New Technology: Electric vehicles are still relatively new technology, and some people are hesitant to embrace change. Charging Infrastructure: It’s true that charging infrastructure isn’t as widespread as gas stations, but it’s rapidly improving. Range Anxiety: The range of electric cars is getting better all the time, but some people are concerned about running out of charge before they reach their destination. Cost: Electric vehicles can be more expensive upfront, but they often have lower operating costs. The Mazda EZ-6, however, is not an electric car. It’s a concept car that Mazda is showcasing to explore future possibilities in driving technology. What are your specific concerns about electric cars? I’d be happy to try to address them.

​@@DriveExpressTVHoping that one day i will drive my own

That’s a great question! It’s hard to say for sure if the Mazda EZ-6 will come to Europe. Here’s why: Concept Car: The EZ-6 is still a concept car, meaning it’s a design study and not a production model yet. Market Demand: Mazda will likely need to assess market demand in Europe before making a decision. Regulations: Europe has strict regulations on emissions and fuel economy. Mazda would need to make sure the EZ-6 can meet those standards. So, while it’s exciting to think about, it’s too early to say if the EZ-6 will make its way to Europe. Mazda will need to weigh all the factors before making a final decision.

Oh, thank you))

You’re right, the price of the 2025 Chrysler Voyager is definitely on the higher end, especially considering its features. While the price may seem high, Chrysler might be positioning the Voyager as a value option for those looking for a reliable and spacious minivan without the bells and whistles of more premium models.

That’s great to hear! I’m glad you like the 2025 Chrysler Voyager. It sounds like you’re looking for a practical and reliable minivan, and the Voyager could be a good fit.